Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-03-10
Local Exposifions.

Don forget to register next Satul
day.
Miss Lulu Ferg uson is at present Wis
iting friends in Port Huron.
A bouncing baby boy is what make
Frank Landro feel so happy nowadays
Miss Julia Fisher, of Columbiaville
is visiting friends in this village at pres
ent.
Call in and examine Wear 81 Paisley
$500 gents shoes. They will surprise
you.
Miss Minnie Trainor. of Fraser, ha!
been visiting her mother, Mrs. JohI
Tomlin, for the past week.
Wear ~ Paisley have received one OF
the most elegant lines of gents and la
dies fine shoes ever brought TO Brock
way Centre.
VIM. &. Anderson. of the firm OF
Anderson Il Co., Port Huron, was in
the village on Monday the guest OF
Phil McDougall.
Don't forget, when in need of any
thing in the line of rubber goods, to
call on Wear & Paisley. They handle
the latest, best and cheapest.
1t is said that women dress extrava-
gantly to worry other women. We are
surprised. We always thought it was
their husbands they had the grudge
against.
Memphis has a new paper and is
called the Recorder. A. G.. Taylor
will attend to the editorial department
The paper will be printed at Richmond
for the present.
We have before us Vol, |. No. 2 of
the Macomb Co. Democrat published at
Richmond 1t is neatly printed, ably
edited and bids fair to live long and
prosperous life.
f. r. Beecher started for Franklin.
\. Y, last evening and will be gone for
two or three weeks. On his return he
will bring his family with him and
take up their residence III our midst.
1t is long time since we said any,
thing to our farmer friends who owe
uS for the paper to bring in a load of
wood. A number have promised to
| bring us load and now is a good time
Elder Patton preached in the A. c.
| Chapel on Sunday afternoon and even
ing as advertised and was greeted by a
| large and appreciative audience. His
discourse was interesting and instruc-
tive.
Coal Oil OF Petroleum may be very
nice for illuminating or lubricating
purposes, but surely it is not the pro-
! per thing TO cure cough with. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is looked upon as
the standard Cough remedy.
The Michigan Legislature has at last
| made a strong effort to break up the
wheat and oat swindles. The taking
OF promissory notes, bonds, &c, in pay
ment or part payment for grain and
cereals of all kinds is prohibited.
Levi Morrill, Jr. returned from Cana
Ola last week with four fine bred Clydes-
dale mares and Jesse, his brother,
brought with him two equally as fine.
1t is the intention of our farmers to
improve their stock and we are pleased
to see these steps taken.
A flesh wound received by q strictly
temperate man will begin TO heal in
three or four days. In the case of a
drinking man the doctors may work
for six months to effect a cure. Slug
ger Sullivan got his broken arm to knit
only by letting drink alone.
The Battle of Atlanta" is now on ex-
hibition at Detroit. Greatly reduc-
ed rates can be obtained from all rail
ways whereby people who so desire can
attend with but very little expense.
Maj. Gil II. Osmun is the manager for
the company owning the cyclorama,
al assurance that good treatment will
be accorded every visitor.
1t is predicted that the "Star Of Beth
lehem" will appear this year for the
sixth time since the birth of Christ.
This star is said to appear directly
north of the North star. and TO be visi-
BILE, i'll its dazzling light, at noon day.
1t is solar orb many times the magni-
tude of our sun, whose orbit is yet un-
calculated by any astronomer.
We notice by the Sanilac Co. Repub-
lican that DowingtOn will have a paper
the first issue to appear about the mid
die Of March. W. A. x &. T.. Patterson
publishers. Bro. Patterson is publish
inga good paper at Sandusky and we
should Judge from the patronage he re-
ceives that he is doing well. lie will
undoubtedly establish good paper at
Dowington and we trust he may make
it paw.
A school teacher has a good many
trials to endure and his or her school
life is not always pleasant one, especi-
ally when they have unruly children to
control. Ifthey have the hearty coop
Grafton of the parent it is not so bad
but when the parents will uphold their
children in everything, whether they
do right or wrong, the patience of the
! teacher IL sometimes severely tried. We
do not believe in whipping a child un-
mercifully or doing him or her any in
! jury; but we do believe. when child
does wrong repeatedly, it would be an
injustice not to chastise him or her for
their misdeeds. We believe the posi-
ton to be taken by the parents is not
to uphold their children in wrong do
ings but find out in a proper way the
cause of q teachers chastisoment. See
the teacher and talk with him or her in
n friendly way. You win do more foi
the education OF your children in
moulding in them obedience and sub.
mission. Think of this question faith.
efs aud mothers and do what Is right
by your children -